View Player Scores

Watch our quick guide on viewing and managing scores!

View Player Scores in SkillShark: A Step-By-Step Guide

Step 1: Navigate to Reports

All scores report


  • Click on the “Reports” section on the left-hand navigation bar and scroll down to “All Scores.”

Step 2: Analyze Results

  • Explore a breakdown of scores for: Category overall or Skill overall (i.e., Skating, shooting, character).
  • Use up and down arrows to identify the highest and lowest scores.
  • Draft players to teams based on these criteria using the “Teams” tab on the left-hand side.

Step 3: View Breakdown of Skills

  • Within each skill (i.e., skating, passing, or shooting) you can see a detailed breakdown of metrics that were scored within that skill.
  • Use up and down arrows to identify the highest and lowest scores.

Step 4: Edit Scores

  • Locate the score you’d like to edit
  • Hover over the score and click on “Details” beside the metric that needs correction.
  • Manually input the correct number or use the slider to adjust the score.
  • After making edits, click “X” on the top right to confirm.
  • Your scores will be automatically updated.

There you have It! You’ve learned how to manage event scores with SkillShark!

For more information on viewing player scores in SkillShark, visit our help center or schedule a call with a product expert.

FAQ — Managing Scores

Navigate to the “Reports” section in the left-hand column of your dashboard. Choose “All Scores” to see a comprehensive breakdown of results for players, events, skills, and metrics.

Yes, you’ll need to have a Skillshark account to gain access to athletes’ scores and evaluations.

Yes, you can use filters to view scores from specific events, player lists, jersey colors, or teams. For an overall view, select all events and apply the filters.

Colors in the score display represent a range of high and low values. Higher values are indicated by different colors, making it easy to quickly assess performance.

Use the “Breakdown Scores” option to analyze scores in more detail. Choose specific categories and skills, and use the arrows to identify highest and lowest scores.

Yes, after analyzing scores, you can use the information to draft players to teams based on your criteria.